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Alteration of electrophoretic mobility of serum globulins after storage
K A Pudlak1, T M Donahue, A O Vladutiu
1Department of Pathology, Buffalo General Hospital, NY 14203.
Abstract:
We observed a slower electrophoretic mobility (in agarose gel) of alpha- and beta-globulins of pooled serum samples stored at 4 degrees C compared with that of fresh pooled serum samples. This finding was also observed in a commercial preparation of lyophilized pooled serum samples stored in the refrigerator. The concentration of several serum proteins (as measured by rate nephelometry) was not affected by storage. It is possible that protein interactions in pooled serum samples after their electrophoretric mobility.

